Book Review: Soul’s Child
Soul’s Child, the 2012 award-winning spell binder by Dianne Gray, unearthed and explored a love/hate relationship between co-dependent father and daughter after the accident in which Aurora Jones’ mother and younger sister died, and left Aurora in a coma for three weeks.
The accident also gave Aurora an insatiable and uncontrollable urge to draw unnaturally realistic scenes she had never experienced. Although she hid her drawings, her father, originally Mervin Oswald Jones, discovered their secret meanings, and began to capitalize on them. Mervin legally changed his name to Clive Soul, and created a Hollywood TV show, Soul Search, to “prove the reality of precognition, ghosts and demons.” The show totally destroyed her trust in her father, when she learned he would do anything to take possession of her drawings.
Throughout the book, Aurora sought true friendship, and struggled to find those she could really trust in an…
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Congratulations on yet another great review. Keep up the good work.
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Thank you so much! 😀
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Interesting point of view in Marsha’s review 🙂
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I totally agree 😉
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Intriguing review, Dianne! I’m so glad that your readers are spreading the word about you way with words. 😀
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Thanks, Nancy. It’s nice to know my books are being read (and people are liking them – I guess that’s the icing on the cake) 😉
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Nice review! I have been thinking it is about time I read another one of your books as a treat to myself. 🙂
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I love the way you call it a ‘treat’ – that’s the best compliment I’ve had all year! 😉
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Thanks for reblogging, Dianne. 🙂 Loved the book! 🙂
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I’m so glad! Thank you so much for taking the time to read and review 😀
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People are loving it. But now the deal is that I’m almost to the end of your books. I’m going to start on Maddie’s next, and some of Char’s recommendations. AND I can’t WAIT for RUC to get finished so your next masterpieces will get finished. 🙂
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The book sounds wonderful! A great review.
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Thanks for coming by, Rebecca – I really appreciate it 😀
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It’s a compelling review, Dianne. The storyline sounds really fascinating. I shall put this one on my kindle list. 🙂
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Thank you so much for coming by and reading, Sylvia 😀 I’m very excited the book will be going on your kindle list! 😀
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Great review, Dianne. Yes, you’re books are being read and we’re loving them…so keep writing! 🙂
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Thank you so much, Jill! What a wonderful comment 😀
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OK, I’m half way through and can say it’s a weekend-ruiner. Meaning, I had plans to be productive, now I’m reading.
BRB
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LOL! So glad you’re enjoying it, Jacqui! 😀
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Dianne, all your books have such unique and interesting premises.
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I seem to write a completely different story under a different genre every time I pick up a pen! It makes for a very interesting life 😉
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Nice one, Dianne. She recommended it for mature readers, though. I’m not very mature, but wonder if I dare? 😉
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LOL – it doesn’t contain ‘mature’ content, but it does have some unusual ideas about ghosts and demons 😉
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